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HERE’S WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE FIRE ATTACK THAT LEFT A DAUGHTER AND JOURNALIST DEAD IN ORLANDO
Keith Moses, the suspect in the shooting death of a woman, girl and journalist in Pine Hills, Orlando, was arrested by authorities and then taken to hospital after claiming he could not not breathe. It all happened shortly before he shot T’yonna Major, the dead 9-year-old girl, and the little girl’s mother, who was injured. In the shooting, a member of the Spectrum News 13 television crew was also injured.
According to a witness affidavit, Nathacha Augustín, 38, another of the victims, knew the suspect, so they offered to drive her home. The accused then got into the Hyundai car which was driven by the witness. “About 30 seconds after Moisés climbed into the rear passenger seat behind Augustín, the driver reported hearing a loud explosion. Augustín was bleeding from the face. When the driver pulled over on Hialeah Street to call 911, he said that Moises had fled.”
Nathacha Augustín died instantly. So far it is not known what the motive for the shooting was, we only know that Augustín and Moses were acquaintances, “but to our knowledge he had no connection with the journalists or with the mother and the 9-year-old daughter, said John Mina, Orange County Sheriff.
Keith Moses is accused of killing a woman, a 9-year-old girl and a journalist. Look at the pictures.
Moïse is 19 years old and has a criminal record. Although charges have already been filed for the 38-year-old’s death, official documents show a criminal record for weapons charges, as well as aggravated assault, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery and robberies.
The Spectrum News 13 reporters’ van was unidentified and it is unclear whether the suspect knew those in the area were from the media. Witnesses said the man approached the news vehicle and opened fire, wounding the cameraman and killing the reporter who was later identified as Dylan Lyons. The man then walked to a nearby house and shot the mother and daughter. WFTV crews, which also reported on the morning shooting, attempted to provide medical assistance to Spectrum 13 reporters.
WELL-KNOWN JOURNALIST ACKNOWLEDGES HE SUFFERS FROM ASIA SYNDROME DUE TO HER BREAST IMPLANTS
Puerto Rican journalist Bárbara Bermudo has revealed that she decided to have her breast implants removed after learning that she had ASIA syndrome (autoimmune syndrome induced by adjuvants).
“Breast implant disease is produced by a chronic inflammatory reaction as a defense mechanism of our cells against the foreign body that is the prosthesis and which can trigger a state of autoimmunity, that is to say when your own defenses stop recognizing the body and attack it,” Bermudo said. on his social networks.
Two specialists talk about the problem of breast implant disease, after journalist Bárbara Bermudo revealed the health problems caused by the implants she decided to have 17 years ago.
The operation, Bermudo said, took place two weeks ago.
“I’m one of thousands of women who have struggled for years to find the root of my symptoms, with no answers. Today I found it #soyfree and I promise to help as many women who can go through the same thing. Trust in God, as he did with me, he will do it with you too, because it is a leap of faith. I have already had my dentures removed with Dr. Rankin and he can tell you that “The healing is real,” he wrote.
The communicant explained that she was suffering from multiple symptoms such as: gastric disorders, difficulty concentrating, muscle pain, hair loss, dry skin, bruising, rapid heartbeat, among others.
VIOLENT TIP STUDENT BEATS TEACHER FOR TAKING A GAME IN CLASS
A 17-year-old student from Matanzas High School in Palm Coast is in juvenile detention after knocking out a high school teacher in Flagler County, northeast Florida, repeatedly kicking and punching her in the head.
Supposedly, it all happened after the teacher took control of a game in class from him. The angry student followed the teacher and in the middle of a school hallway pushed her to the ground and began violently assaulting her until several people entered. The incident happened on February 21 and school resource officers had to respond after the teacher was assaulted in a hallway on campus.
Surveillance video shows the victim walking down the hall and turning to see the student, who is 6ft 6in and weighs 270lbs, as he lunges at her, knocking her to the ground.
Surveillance video recorded the moment the student kicked and punched the teacher multiple times in the back and head, after he lost consciousness after the fall. The teacher was taken to a local hospital for treatment due to the force of the beatings received.
THEY FAKE AN AMAZON DELIVERY TO STEAL HALF A MILLION DOLLARS IN JEWELRY
In mid-afternoon, two men entered a jewelry store in Queens, New York, hit a woman in the head with a gun and kicked her, then robbed for 500,000 $ of goods before running away. Authorities said the suspected thieves faked an Amazon delivery.
The incident which happened at 2:30 p.m. at a store on 39th Avenue injured one person, but at this time the severity of the woman’s injury was not immediately clear.
Alfredo Acosta with Queens details.
Police say the suspects entered the store, smashed the displays and put their ill-gotten gains in a brown box from Amazon. They were last seen running north on Prince Street, authorities said.
The NYPD released a short surveillance video from the clip showing the two men firing weapons at various locations and beginning to vandalize the store. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS.